3. A large oil reservoir has a pipe diameter of 75mm and length of 2200m connected to it, as shown. Assuming laminar flow through the pipe, compute the amount of oil issuing out of the pipe as a free jet. Neglect minor losses. Use kinematic viscosity 9.20x106m?/s. and h=3m a. 2.16x103 b. 1.13x10-3 c. 3.15x10-3 d. 1.09x103

3. A large oil reservoir has a pipe diameter of 75mm and length of 2200m connected to it, as shown. Assuming laminar flow through the pipe, compute the amount of oil issuing out of the pipe as a free jet. Neglect minor losses. Use kinematic viscosity 9.20x106m?/s. and h=3m a. 2.16x103 b. 1.13x10-3 c. 3.15x10-3 d. 1.09x103

Fundamentals of Geotechnical Engineering (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter7: Seepage

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